Spellbound

[tracker7]

I haven't made the followup getaway, either last weekend or this one. This weekend, in fact, has been a living monument to sloth. I got out last night for dinner, and bought Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, but besides that, I've been at my desk with GURPS Traveller and Delta Green books.

I liked Crisis on Two Earths, but wasn't really sold on Mark Harmon voicing Superman. Whatever sins the feature committed were completely redeemed by the 11-minute Spectre short on the DVD. This was a thing of utter '70s cop show beauty. I would gleefully pay good money for a full-length version of this.

Next weekend's looking good for an escape, if I can manage some schedule-wrangling. There's a new bed in the cards, and I have to arrange the delivery of said bed.

The Earthdawn and Hollow Earth Expedition games are going well.

Comments

[cybogoblin.livejournal.com]

I had similar thoughts about CoTE. Also, what possessed them to get William Baldwin to voice Batman??? Alec could have pulled it off, maybe. Harmon was annoying because I flashed back to NCIS every time he spoke. James Woods and Chris Noth were very well cast, though.

If your'e enjoying HEX, there's a new game coming out soon using the same system: All for One: Regime Diabolique. Basically, the Three Musketeers going up against werewolves, vampires, and other demonic entities.

[tracker7.livejournal.com]

William Baldwin didn't throw me off nearly as much as Harmon. His inflection and accent just didn't work for me as Superman.

Thanks for the heads-up on Regime Diabolique! Glad to see Exile getting their system out to other publishers. I'm anxiously awaiting the Mars book, too.